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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
3
The annual exhibition of horses and asses organized by the French government opened in Paris. Breeding animals from Europe and the United States are shown, with a notable government exhibit including the military stud for army horses. Breeders from Europe, America, and British colonies attend.
In Bridgewater Massachusetts citizens and historical and patriotic groups mark the 250th anniversary of the town's incorporation. Festivities include a parade a mass meeting with addresses and banquets. John D. Long will give the day’s oration and Judge Robert O Harris will preside. Also noted is a national editors convention in Indianapolis with large attendance and plans to attend Greater Kentucky Day in Louisville.
The Huachuca Forest Reserve in Arizona will be established on July 1, encompassing the Huachuca Canie and Patagonia mountains and about 349000 acres of timber land. It aims to maintain rainfall in southern Arizona and preserve valuable timber for future generations, paralleling the San Rafael valley and starting at the border town of Naco. The article condemns lumber dealers and praises the long term value to Cochise County.
Clarence Osborn, age four, earned a bronze life saving medal from the Massachusetts Humane Society for rescuing his six month cousin Josephine Mullen from drowning at Black Ball pond in Winchester. He grabbed her hand, hung on, and guided both to safety as onlookers cried for help. His mother praises him but downplays notoriety, noting his strong outdoor habits and pride in the medal.
A shipment of gold and silver bullion valued at 17000 dollars arrived in Silver City marking a two week run by Ernestine Mining company at their Mogollon mines. Plus reports on printing office leadership change, W W Hicks taking stock, and a bid to build a new Bidbee opera house with 50000 dollar capital. Las Vegas telephone system franchise sold to Colorado Telephone Company yesterday.
The clipping reports a land deal involving a Colorado company paying 18000 for transfer of property effective January 1, 1907, tied to Las Vegas Investment and Collection Station with George Fleming as manager. It also recaps colorful Globe notes: a Phoenix cowboy lassoing a black eagle, Globe Register sale and merger into Daily Telegram, a Tucson woman’s hunting accident, a Deming graduate’s honor at Rese Polytechnic, Arizona teacher exam results with many certificated awards, and an ad promoting Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets and Dr King's New Life Pills as cures for stomach and liver issues.
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